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Cyrillization of Turkish is the transcription or transliteration of text from the Turkish alphabet to the Cyrillic script.

Table

The following system has been used for the Cyrillization of Turkish into the Cyrillic alphabet. A 2008 Turkish Bible translation for use in Bulgaria (Кирил харфлерийле Тюркче Кутсал Китап) uses this system but with ⟨шт⟩ for şt and omitting ğ entirely.

See also

• Cyrillization
• Patalization

References

v t e Transliteration and transcription into Cyrillic
Existing systems	Arabic Armenian Chinese English French German Georgian Greek Irish Japanese Korean Kurdish Lithuanian Mongolian Persian Polish Romanian Serbian Spanish Turkish Uyghur Vietnamese
Standards	Alphabet comparison Cyrillic script International Phonetic Alphabet Scientific transliteration of Cyrillic

• Cyrillization
• Turkish language